ABCs "for dessert"

Children are incredibly fond of collecting things!

Early on, they seem naturally drawn to loving cubes, cards, books, etc., if they are bright and colorful.

Therefore, get a bright alphabet set (alphabet blocks, a book, etc) in the store, and so your curious little one doesn't lose interest in it, give it only at a certain time: for example, during a trip in the car.

Also, print cards with various images and letters. It's good that these images are something your child loves, like their favorite cartoon characters - so the kid will treat them like real friends.

Looking through the pictures together, call the letters in a playful form, as if passing, and then go on to describe the picture. Think up stories about what is painted, periodically mentioning the letter you're discussing. 

Come up with your own games with the alphabet - and your kid will easily learn the letters!

Do not be overzealous about teaching the child to read, write and count, if you feel resistance on their part - all efforts and exercises should be enjoyed and not dreaded!

Take pictures of the baby with the alphabet, and upload it into the application. Write how you encourage their love of learning to read.